Problems with CSS in Netscape & FireFox

[Enigmatic]

I am having problems with one of my CSS files not getting called properly in Netscape & FireFox (no problem in IE). This is difficult to explain, but I'll try.

I have a page with two pictures. Within that page I am calling an iframe for each picture using the target attribute. The main page is using an external CSS file and everything works fine, but the external CSS file on the iframe's page isn't working. What I don't understand is that I have tried this on every one of my other pages and the external CSS files work fine in all of the browsers I've tested (IE 6.0, Netscape 7.0 & FireFox 0.8). But this one particular page is using the target attribute, where the others are not.

Basically the problem is an attorney profiles page. When it loads, the first attorney's profile is shown. In order to see the second attorney's profile, you must click on his picture. Then his content loads. For whatever reason the watermark and words I'm using are showing for each lawyer, but I know the CSS isn't being called because the page is showing the default "black text, Times New Roman" when I'm using "white text, Arial". Any suggestions?

By the way, it has only been a problem since I've validated my pages using XHTML 1.0 Transitional. Thanks,

Enigmatic

[encyclo]

Hi Enigmatic - I replied to your thread in HTML and Browsers - it's best not to post the same question in multiple forums ;)

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